United States — Iowa
Iowa Code § 489.905 - Activities not constituting doing business in this state
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Certain listed activities by a foreign limited liability company do not count as doing business in the state for this subchapter.
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United States — Iowa
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Certain listed activities by a foreign limited liability company do not count as doing business in the state for this subchapter.
United States — Iowa
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Lists foreign-corporation activities that do not count as doing business in Iowa for this subchapter.
United States — Iowa
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A county treasurer may keep certain vehicle-related fees and penalties in the county general fund, but must deduct and report those retained amounts when transferring collections, and cannot make the deduction unless sections 321.24 and 321.153 are complied with.
United States — Iowa
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including business, director, evidence of financial responsibility, judgment, lease, licensee, motor vehicle, and person.
United States — Iowa
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Sets quorum rules for cooperative members’ meetings and requires quorum attendance records to be verified and included in the minutes.
United States — Iowa
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A person may not act as a commodity merchant unless registered or temporarily licensed with the CFTC, or exempt. A board of trade may not trade certain commodity contracts or options unless it has the required CFTC designation.
United States — Iowa
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Certain activities of a foreign limited liability partnership do not count as transacting business under this article.
United States — Iowa
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The administrator must cooperate and share information with specified regulators and organizations, subject to section 502.607.
United States — Iowa
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An applicant for appraisal management company registration must file the application on the director’s form.
United States — Iowa
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An acupuncturist must display the license in a conspicuous place at the business and give each patient written information at the first contact.
United States — Iowa
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Joint investment trusts are under the administrator’s authority, and the administrator may examine their business and records.
United States — Iowa
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A foreign cooperative may cancel its certificate of authority by filing a certificate of cancellation with the secretary.
United States — Iowa
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This section lists activities of a foreign limited partnership that do not count as transacting business in Iowa, and it says ownership of certain income-producing real or tangible personal property does count unless an exception applies.
United States — Iowa
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A person may not sell motor fuel or undyed special fuel in the state, or act as a supplier, restrictive supplier, importer, exporter, dealer, or user, without an uncanceled department license.
United States — Iowa
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Certain AHPs and MEWAs serving state residents must be under the commissioner’s jurisdiction, meet setup and registration requirements, file annual reports, and pay prescribed fees.
United States — Iowa
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This provision defines terms used in the chapter, including several adjuster-related insurance terms.
United States — Iowa
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A foreign cooperative may apply for a certificate of authority by filing an application with the secretary.
United States — Iowa
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A qualifying commercial vehicle owner may get a 72-hour trip permit instead of paying the annual registration fee; the permit fee is $10.
United States — Iowa
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A person may apply to the department for a vehicle recycler license if they pay the fee and meet the listed application requirements.
United States — Iowa
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The department must maintain a public sex offender registry website, update information within five business days, and control what information can and cannot be disclosed.